Salt is one of the simplest ways to protect gut health in cold weather. Electrolytes keep a horse’s cells, nerves, muscles, and hydration systems working. When a horse doesn’t get enough sodium It robs potassium from the tissues to compensate. The solution isn’t fancy electrolyte mixes, it’s salt.

Salt is a cornerstone of equine health. What does it do in the body? What forms are best and how much should you supply?

Anhidrosis in horses is a condition where they can't sweat properly. Sweating is crucial for horses to cool down, especially in hot and humid weather or during exercise.

Headshaking refers more to discomfort or anxiety, and movement that is so frequent and violent that it's interfering with normal activities.

Symptoms of rhabdomyolysis (tying up) include muscle stiffness, fatigue, excess sweating, dark urine and a high temperature.

Salt. Yes, salt. Salt is essential for horses for several reasons : Muscle contraction and nerve impulses: Sodium, a component of salt,...

What extra feeding is required for mares in foal?

Is a salt lick or loose salt better for horses?